The Elder Scrolls Online features a wide variety of weapon specialties, including the two-handed weapon skill line. It comprises weapon types like mauls, great swords, and battle-axes, which are mostly used in combat while gaming. Also, for players to equip and use any weapon from the skill line in The Elder Scrolls Online, they must first kill an opponent with any two-handed weapon.
These weapons are different from others because they have built-in benefits that cause a lot of damage to enemies. They are divided into passive skills, active skills, and ultimate skills, which makes The Elder Scrolls Online a better game. Furthermore, players that love fighting head-on will enjoy using two-handed weapons, especially with the best skill.
10 Uppercut
This is a fantastic active skill for rendering opponents helpless. It is also utilized for knocking down any obstacle, knocking foes off their feet for several seconds, or hitting them from an altitude. An adversary's spell-casting can be interrupted by using this classic effect. In addition, it features two morphed abilities: the wrecking blow and the dizzying swing.
After five seconds of unleashing the skill, the wrecking blow crushes foes with an upward swing, causing major harm and providing the gamer with empowerment and major berserk. On the other hand, by using the dizzying swing, the player's heavy attacks deal 80% more damage to adversaries.
9 Critical Charge
This gap closer lets players get closer to an enemy, so they can start damaging them with various skills. A critical charge is an active skill for quick assaults that disrupt ranged damage dealers. This ability helps players escape from their pursuers and also rush enemies that are in combat with an ally. In addition, it features two morphed abilities: critical rush and stampede.
Critical Rush always launches over the ground and crushes nearby opponents, dealing up to 50% more physical damage depending on how far away they are. The stampede stuns opponents for two seconds and damages close adversaries each second for fifteen seconds, reducing their mobility to 60% for eight seconds.
8 Cleave
This two-handed weapon talent is an active skill with a strong swing that throws enemies in front of the player. It is very effective against several foes in PVP or PVE. This skill does a lot of damage right away and then does more damage every second for 10 seconds.
Brawler is one of its morphs; it surrounds the character in a protective shield and deals huge ability damage to each enemy they strike, making the character extremely tanky while still dealing a lot of damage. In its alternate form, this ability causes bleeding damage to the opponent.
7 Reverse Slash
fact that Reverse Slash can kill foes with even less than 50% health makes it a fantastic finishing move. Based on how much of the target's vitality is missing, this active ability deals more physical damage. It also consists of two morphs: reverse slice and executioner.
Reverse Slice entails spinning around and smashing into a foe, dealing up to 20% more harm to two nearby foes. It's perfect for causing mayhem on a crowd of adversaries while their lives are low, dealing enormous damage to everyone in the vicinity. Executioner, the second morph, deals more harm but only strikes a single threat.
6 Momentum
Momentum adds a flat percentage to the damage done, and after a moderate amount of time, weapons do a lot more damage. It provides a significant increase in weapon damage to 20% and some safety in the form of a 15% faster stamina recovery rate for the player. When compared to its use in PVE, this skill is more prevalent in PVP than in PVE.
There are also two morphing skills included: rally and onward momentum. After Rally's effects wear off, it performs a final heal for itself that increases by 15% per second, to a maximum of 300%. Using the alternative morph renders the player immune to harm for four seconds and frees them from any traps or immobilizations they may have been subjected to.
5 Heavy Weapons
This passive ability gives the following bonuses, showing that two-handed weapons are more useful than just how they look: The bonuses are well worth the affordable price because they increase their productivity. Players only need to spend one skill point to unlock these enhancements.
With the aid of the battle-axes, players can deal 8% more critical damage to their foes, causing them to bleed out. With a maul equipped, not only do the attacks deal 3300 more damage to their target's armor, but they also ignore 10% of their physical resistance. The great swords will boost players’ attack strength and abilities by 3 percent, allowing them to deal more damage with each swing. Nonetheless, the heavy weapon's rank II bonus is doubled.
4 Balance Blade
The stamina cost of the two-handed weapon abilities is reduced, making this passive ability both easy and powerful. Spending just one skill point is all that's required to unlock this benefit. If players use this kind of skill often, it's a no-brainer to invest in this line. Given the significance of managing their resources in ESO, this perk ability may improve players dodging and, thus, their survival in PVP.
Second, it allows them to utilize their talents more frequently and deal more damage in PVE by increasing their stamina pool. Remember that when players utilize a two-handed weapon without any of the talents from this line, this passive ability will not benefit them.
3 Forceful Impact
Forceful Impact is a useful passive ability because it grants a favorable benefit and also causes some of the damage to be splashed to nearby adversaries. Because of the shock, players' two-handed weapons will become more powerful and deadly. Making extremely proficient damage dealers who employ two-handed weapons.
These abilities have little use with one-handed weapons, yet have a huge impact for such a small investment. Up to two more adjacent foes take 13% of the damage dealt to the priority target in rank I and 25% of the damage dealt in rank II from players' light and heavy attacks, respectively. In Elder Scrolls Online, damage from light sources is significant and frequently used.
2 Berserker Strike
It's the ultimate two-handed weapon, and it can cause devastating physical harm to anyone in its path. This ability not only lets the user get around the opponent's physical defenses, but it also gives players an eight-second boost to their own physical and spell defenses equal to what the opponent was immune to.
It combines the transformed versions of two skills: berserker rage and onslaught. For a limited time, the player's direct strikes instead of resistances will do more damage while in the Berserker Rage. Nonetheless, during the onslaught, players are unaffected by disabled and immobile effects.
1 Battle Rush
This passive skill is fantastic for PVP-focused Elder Scrolls Online players that favor the use of two-handed weapons. After slaying a rival at rank I, players' stamina will regenerate at a rate of 30% faster for ten seconds. As a result of the faster recovery of stamina, players will be able to use their skills more often and do more damage.
This passive ability functions exclusively when players are using two-handed weapons and ceases to do so when they switch to a different weapon type. It also reduces the amount of health a player may recover while playing The Elder Scrolls Online.
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